Network Location idea

[richbayliss]

hey,

If anyone has used macos x 10.2 or 10.3, then they will prob know where im comming from.

Say you regularly connected to different networks, in osx you can give settings for each one, then pick off a list, the location you are at. so for example, a laptop system can be set to "home" mode which uses static ips and dns, then be taken to a "work" location which uses dhcp. all the user has to do is select from a dropdown, which location they are at.
:cool:

does anyone know of a similar app for linux??

rich

[crackers]

KDE has a wireless manager - I haven't used it, but I've seen it and it seems to do what you want.

[ieatlint]

Fedora has hardware profiling support. It does what you're asking, but I've never set it up... should be identical to Red Hat's.
I think the network config gui even has support for it...

You'd need to select your profile at boot..

[richbayliss]

OK, Cool

Thanks guys, will check them out.

Rich